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...rigor that I apply while teaching a variety of subjects, which include Microsoft Office, Excel, Math, English, and Academic Writing. I am particularly fond of teaching Academic Writing, as it is often perceived as a difficult subject. However, I have found that by guiding students towards self-discovery, they can find clarity in this complex subject....

...Science in Physics. Since graduation, I have worked with IT Systems, specifically Red Hat Linux systems. I am also Red Hat certified and possess an RHCSA. I enjoy solving problems and puzzles. I am also passionate about passing what I have learned to those who pursue learning. We owe it to future generations to avoid...

I am as much passionate about sharing knowledge as I am for learning. I enjoy traveling, learning about new places, trying out new food, sports, and activities.

...computer science. My teaching style is simple and relaxed, putting an emphasis on what students know already and building from there. The biggest teaching mistake I believe exists is starting from a concept that a student doesn't understand and unknowingly confusing them more. My goal is to get students excited about what they're learning and...

...through the intricacies of mathematics and programming problems and I strive to try to make myself smarter and more insightful through the process, as well! I have a wealth of experience in peer tutoring and along with the knowledge I have gained through my coursework, I am confident I can help you succeed.... My teaching philosophy is to instill a sense of interest, drive, and passion to commit to not only learning one's expected material, but...

Hi! I am an engineering student at Northeastern University who loves helping people out with all subjects. Standardized tests are just a game against the clock that we can improve in so many ways. ... I have two philosophies. 1. Practice makes perfect. 2. There's an angle to everything. I think there is always more than one way to approach a problem, and typically the test tries to make you think you need to take the...

...for a high school program (NHS), and have helped many of my classmates through math and computer science classes. I enjoy anything that has to do with physics, math, and computers. A little personal information about me. I was born at 26 weeks gestation, and because of that, have swam all of my life to...

...with my students. Music (specifically playing guitar) is my greatest passion, and although I am largely self-taught I am just as disciplined and rigorous in my musical studies as I am in my professional pursuits. In my previous experiences with teachers, professors, and tutors, I have always found that I learn best when I am...

...avid programmer with experience across a wide range of technologies and languages, including NodeJS, MySQL, C, C++, and Objective C. Most of my experience in Computer Science comes from personal projects and my own curiosity. Learning new things is my favorite pastime, and I'd like to share that feeling with others as much as I...

...as being a student, I discovered that mathematics can never be understood without a pen and a pencil in hands. Math is not a reading subject where you can think and reason and discuss about your opinion. It is rather an absolute science where anyone agree to one and single outcome. Moreover, as I always...

...University with a master degree in actuarial science. I got an average of 3.8 GPA on all my math classes, so I am able to tutor in any level of calculus courses or high school mathematics. I have passed 5 actuarial exams (P, FM, IFM, STAM and SRM), so I can tutor in any of...

I believe that learning is fun, and I enjoy learning new things. I want to find out what my students enjoy, and make school subjects and test preparation fun for them, too.... Making learning fun for students is the most important thing I do.... I would definitely see what their strengths and weaknesses are to focus on in future sessions, and give some tips and strategies to start working on to improve test-taking skills right away.

I am currently a Junior at Washington University in St. Louis, studying computer science and math. I hope to one day be a software engineer. I love working with other people and want to help others succeed in my areas of expertise.

I want to learn to interact with kids of all age groups, to teach myself how to be a better communicator so I can effectively communicate myself to others when the need arises.

...my high school and would like to share my knowledge, experience, test tips, strategies and test time management skills. I will help students not only to understand a topic but also to develop their thinking and reasoning skills. I primarily use the student's current knowledge and engage him/her to grasp the topic and apply the...

...tasked with educating over 120 developers on the features of the new platform and how it compares to the old one; I wrote detailed documentation, gave presentations, and was available to answer any questions . Ultimately the process involved breaking down the complex layers of Git into simple, easy to understand instructions. While I am...

I am a professional web developer who likes to play and make video games

I'm dedicated and passionate about making science interesting and accessible to all! I believe that learning requires a real, genuine enthusiasm about the subject and it's my role as a tutor to both help guide the learning process and inspire students to discover their own motivation.

...used, historically - to keep people back, push others forward, is an example of its importance. We cannot know everything, but we can make a dent into some areas and see the importance of a subject in some way to our lives. I like to have a balance life and some subjects can be used...

...convincing others that innovative ideas are worth exploring, and consider myself a technology evangelist. I was working with satellite phone technology, wireless application protocol, mobile messaging and digital music before the internet was on phones, texting was the norm or iTunes even existed. In recent years, I've extended that mindset to the higher education setting...